Sentence examples for contains meaning from inspiring English sources
Bartok's "Miraculous Mandarin" ballet, a fable of prostitution and murder with notably erotic music, was cancelled in Budapest in 1931 on moral grounds.Yet music, so pure and abstract, contains meaning even without words.
When we are hurt or hurting, there is a reason why it is tragic and why our experience of pain contains meaning.
IC is the amount of information a term contains, meaning that a term contains less information if it occurs very often; in this context the similarity between two terms is quantified looking at the amount of information they share.
This mismatch in information presented in gesture and speech could be explained through the syntactic and semantic properties of the verb put, which contains meaning in its arguments that may be conveyed in gesture.
Very occasionally, such nonsense can inadvertently contain meaning.
Despite the work of more than 2,500 firefighters, the Wallow Fire was zero percent contained, meaning that it continued to have the potential to extend in any direction.
There's no requirement from the FDA to specify how much caffeine energy drinks contain, meaning caffeine content varies greatly -- from modest amounts to huge amounts -- among brands.
The puzzles were described as less difficult and more contained, meaning that players did not have to experiment with switches and then click several screens away to see the effect, as in Riven.
The main difference between a sign and a signal is that a sign (like a policeman's badge) contains meanings of an intrinsic nature; a signal (like a scream for help) is merely a device by which one is able to formulate extrinsic meanings.
In Baehr's ruthless inventorying of every filmic occurrence of sin, Movieguide often renounces movies that might contain meaning for a faith-based audience.
